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Thema: Re: it's about manners. You are supposed to use someone's name when referring to them in a conversation with someone else.
Justaminute: I guess it depends where you were brought up. If I referred to someone as "she" when I was growing up and they were in the room the response would be "who's she the cat's mother". Meaning you are being rude. It isn't rude to refer the same way about soeone who is not going to over hear the conversation.
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